U.S. takes precautions amid possible plague deaths in Russia
U.S. officials say a health screening operation is now open at New York’s JFK Airport amid reports of possible pneumonic plague deaths in Russia, though they describe the risk to Americans as extremely low. Questions remain about the death of a Russian laboratory worker, which Russian officials attributed to pneumonia, and a reported second death possibly linked to the disease. President Donald Trump says he plans to discuss the situation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. FOX 5’s Alex Whittler has the latest on the precautions and unanswered questions.
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